Revolving Games CEO Accused of Failing to Honor $100,000 Investment Refund Commitment
According to a report by Jinse Finance, Protos has reported that Ammar Zaeem, Co-CEO of Revolving Games, has been accused by an angel investor of failing to honor a promise to refund a $100,000 investment and compensate for NFT losses. The investor claims that despite multiple reminders and clear deadlines, Zaeem has not fulfilled the refund commitment and even deleted chat records. Zaeem, on the other hand, argues that refunds are not within his business scope and that he has attempted to assist the investor through other means.
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